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Weekly Insider: 3 minutes read

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Good morning everyone. Hope you are having a great week let us dive right into the news now!

How AI is Helping Stores Stop Thieves! 🚨

Get this—retailers like Target, Walgreens, and Home Depot are teaming up to fight back against organized theft using futuristic tech like artificial intelligence (AI)! 😎 So, picture this: AI is like the superhero of the retail world, swooping in to stop theft before it even happens. No more smash-and-grabs! 🚫

These big-name stores are investing mega-bucks in fancy AI and heat maps that predict where crimes might go down. It's like something out of a spy movie! And get this—even competitors are joining forces to keep everyone safe. Yep, you heard that right! They're sharing data to create real-time crime maps. Talk about teamwork! 👏 But wait, there's more! They're also cooking up cool tech, like using FaceID to unlock cases in stores. It's like living in the future! Of course, there are some privacy concerns, but hey, these high-tech tools are all about keeping us safe while we shop.

So, next time you stroll through the aisles, remember, there's a superhero AI watching over you! Stay safe, shoppers! ✨

Elon Musk's Wild Brain Chip Adventure! 🧠🚀

Did you hear about Elon Musk's latest venture? 🌟 It's not just about rockets and electric cars anymore. Now, he's diving headfirst into the world of brain chips with his company Neuralink! So, what's the big deal? Well, imagine being able to control your computer or phone with just your thoughts. Cool, right? That's the dream Musk is chasing.

But here's the catch: to get there, Neuralink is doing some pretty intense stuff. They're implanting tiny chips directly into people's brains! Sure, it sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, but it's real! They've already done it with a guy named Noland Arbaugh, who can now move a computer cursor just by thinking about it. But why stop there? Musk's ultimate goal is to merge humans with artificial intelligence (AI). He thinks it'll help us keep up with super-smart machines in the future. 🤖

Sounds cool, right? Well, not everyone's convinced. Some folks are worried that Neuralink's approach is too risky. Former employees say the company's rushing things and might be damaging people's brains in the process. Yikes! Plus, there are big questions about privacy. If we're all walking around with brain chips, who's to say our thoughts won't be hacked or spied on? 😱

📊 Singapore Levels Up Job Codes for Tech and Green Economy!

In the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Professionals group, exciting roles like ICT product manager and AI/machine learning engineer have been introduced. Singapore is embracing the digital era with open arms! 💻

But that's not all! New positions like cyber incident investigation specialists are tackling the rise in cybersecurity threats. To address the surge in sustainability, Singstat is adding jobs like environmental analyst and energy portfolio manager. Singapore is leading the charge toward a greener future! With these changes, Singapore is ready to make waves in the statistical world! 🎉

Mississippi Mayhem: Police Brutality Case Sparks Urgent Call for Accountability

What exactly did they do? Well, get this: They barged into a house without permission and started attacking these guys — Michael Corey Jenkins and Eddie Terrell Parker. It was like a nightmare! For a whole hour and a half, these officers did all sorts of terrible stuff. They shot one of the guys in the mouth, used stun guns on them, and even poured oil, alcohol, and chocolate sauce on them. Can you believe it? And that's not even the worst part. They also planted fake evidence to try and cover up their tracks! 😤

But here's the thing: This isn't an isolated incident. It's just one example of how some police officers abuse their power. And it's not just happening in Mississippi — it's a problem all over the country. There's a lot of talk about holding police accountable for their actions, but it's not easy. Laws like qualified immunity make it hard to punish officers for their wrongdoing. Plus, many police departments don't even keep track of how often stuff like this happens. It's like they're turning a blind eye! 🙈

Apple Under Fire: U.S. Sues Tech Giant for Monopoly Misconduct in Smartphone Market!"

Health Clinics vs. Cyber Villains: The Epic Battle Begins! 💥

Health clinics all across the US are under attack by cyber villains, and they're fighting tooth and nail to stay open! Meet Catherine from the Foot and Ankle Specialty Center in Philly. She's hustling to keep the lights on as they deal with a crazy cyberattack that's draining their funds faster than a speeding bullet. The cyber baddies messed with the computer networks of a big player called Change Healthcare, throwing the entire healthcare billing system into chaos. 😵 Now, clinics like Oregon Oncology Specialists are feeling the heat, with cash flow dropping faster than you can say "emergency!"

But wait, there's hope on the horizon! Change Healthcare has restored its systems on March 15, like a beacon of light in the darkness. 🌟 Yet, the battle's far from over. The fallout from this cyberattack could linger like a stubborn supervillain. Experts say the healthcare system needs a serious upgrade to fend off future attacks.

Apple Under Fire: U.S. Sues Tech Giant for Monopoly Misconduct in Smartphone Market!"

Apple is accused of creating an unfair monopoly with its iPhones. This means they're accused of controlling the market in a way that's bad for competition and customers. The lawsuit says Apple's actions are keeping prices high and stopping other companies from making better phones.🍏

Apple disagrees with the lawsuit and says it will fight back hard. They say the lawsuit is based on wrong information and could hurt how they make their products.🕵️‍♂️

Why It Matters: This isn't just about Apple. It's part of a bigger effort by the government to make sure big companies play fair. The lawsuit is a big deal and could change how Apple does business.

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Fed Meeting Recap: Everything Powell Said During Wednesday’s Market-Moving News Conference 🏛️

The Fed is staying on track! Investors were a bit nervous about what Jerome Powell might bring to the table yesterday. 🤔 After all, there have been some signs that inflation isn't quite as under control as the Fed had hoped when they last talked about interest rates. But hey, no need to fret! JPow and his gang stuck to the plan they made back in December. 🗓️ They're still predicting three rate cuts before the year ends. Powell didn't seem too bothered by the recent data showing stubbornly high prices. He just brushed it off, saying, "I think they haven't really changed the overall story, which is that of inflation moving down gradually on a sometimes bumpy road toward 2%." 🛣️

Reddit Rocks Wall Street! 🚀

Hey, guess what? Reddit just hit the stock market like a shooting star! In a blink, its value skyrocketed close to $9 billion as it made its debut on the New York Stock Exchange. 😲

Starting at $34 a share, Reddit's stock opened at $47 and soared even higher! But hold onto your hats, because the ride might get bumpy. 🎢 Why all the hype? Well, Reddit's like the ultimate hangout spot on the internet, with millions of users chatting about everything from memes to life advice. In fact, 76 million users checked in last December alone! And get this: Reddit set aside shares for its users, giving them a slice of the action! 🍰 But it's not just the users who are excited. Big names like OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman have jumped on board too.

But here's the catch: Reddit's been around for almost 20 years and has never turned a profit. Despite racking up millions in losses, Reddit's aiming to change that by ramping up ad sales and striking deals like the one with Google.